AC - USB Optical Fingerprint Reader, Enrollment - 00-16-0482-0024

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Price:

€ 312.00
UK£ 195.00
US$ 335.40

Key Features:

Ideal for desktop or mobile use for user enrollment.
Ruggedized, solid aluminum, anodized case.
Use as an enrollment reader for Sentinel Access Control and/or Time and Attendance applications.
3D fingerprint capture w/450 dpi and 256 gray scales.

Technical Specifications:

Connection:	USB-1.5
Resolution:	450 dpi
Area:	15 x 20 (mm) .6 x .8 (inches)
Size:	65 x 58 x 21 (mm) 2.6 x 2.3 x .83 (inches)
Part Number:	00-16-0482-0024

AC - USB Optical Fingerprint Reader, Enrollment

AC - Desktop USB Optical Fingerprint Reader for enrollment stations.

This fingerprint reader is suitable for Desktop or Mobile use. It lies flat on a desk or may be mounted flat on top of equipment like a printer or copier.

The optical fingerprint reader captures prints in 3D with 500 dpi resolution and 256 gray scales. The capture area itself is large (15 x 20 mm/.6 x .8 inches).

The device is ruggedized and comes in a solid aluminum anodized case, which will last for many years in almost any environment.

This device is suitable for use as an enrollment reader for Sentinel Access Control as well as for use in Time and Attendance applications.

Ringdale's Sentinel Server and Sentinel Client allows cross use of capacitive and optical fingerprint readers in the Ringdale range of devices for the enrollment of users.

Part number: 00-16-0482-0024

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